Quiet luxury in the Catskills

A thoughtfully designed riverfront cabin for up to 6 guests, with a cedar hot tub, fireplace, and private river access

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You’re Not Just Looking for a Place to Stay

You’re looking for space to breathe.


Time away is rare. When you take it, it should feel grounding, beautiful, and genuinely restorative.


This riverfront cabin was created for exactly that kind of escape.

Living room with brick fireplace, wood mantel decorated with candles, antlers, and a lantern, surrounded by mid-century furniture including a yellow sofa, plaid armchair, and a black coffee table, with a cowhide rug on wooden floor.

DESIGN

A thoughtfully curated mid-century modern living room, with select pieces from celebrated mid-century designers, chosen for both beauty and comfort

Large picture windows that dissolve the boundary between indoors and out

A cozy bedroom with an unmade bed and a pillow. Outside the window, there are trees and a hammock between two trees in a wooded area.

COMFORT

Frette linens layered throughout the home, from plush towels to crisp sheets and duvets

Beds guests consistently describe as some of the most comfortable they’ve slept in

View into a kitchen with gray cabinets, a wooden dining table with four chairs, and a hanging wooden light fixture.

THE DETAILS

A thoughtfully equipped kitchen with high-end appliances and Non-toxic Caraway cookware

Fully stocked with the essentials and the indulgences—so you can settle in without a grocery run

Your Catskills Sanctuary

Set directly on the river in a quiet pocket of the western Catskills, this design-forward cabin balances intentional design with real comfort and ease.
Wake to moving water. Spend your days hiking nearby trails, cooking slow meals, reading by the fire, soaking in the cedar hot tub—or doing nothing at all.
This is our real home, not a generic rental—and it shows.

What Makes This Cabin Different

  • Comfortable beds with five-star Frette linens

  • Radiant heat, heated bathroom floors, wood-burning stove

  • Fast Wi-Fi, art books, games, and puzzles

  • A cedar hot tub overlooking the river, hammocks by the water, a fire pit under the stars, and an outdoor shower for warm-weather days.

  • This is our real Catskills retreat—cared for, upgraded, and stocked with intention. Guests notice the difference immediately.

  • Warm minimalism with original mid-century pieces, vintage finds, and custom details that make the space feel collected, not staged.

Rated 5 stars by over 200 guests

“If you need an escape—a real escape from everything—rent this place. It’s an oasis unlike any other upstate stay I’ve had. The river is amazing, the house is beautifully laid out, and the privacy and quiet make it feel deeply restorative.”

-Ning, NYC

“From the moment we arrived, everything softened. The setting is quiet and private, the house warm and intentional. It felt like an immediate exhale.”

-Krista, NYC

“With so many places to sit with a book by the river, eat dinner, or enjoy a drink, we’d plan a day of exploring and quickly decide we wanted a good chunk of time the next day to just relax at the cabin” 

-Christine Pennslvania

“The kitchen was fully stocked with everything we needed, he thoughtful details throughout, the house felt warm and generous,

--Brian, Pennslvania

“This cabin is truly one of the most unique accommodations I've had in the Catskills. The outdoor landscape and river out the back door is unmatched. It's clear even before checking in that Jenny puts such care into hosting”

-Alex, NYC

“The cabin feels completely private, yet it’s just minutes from Narrowsburg for food, coffee, and shops. It’s the perfect balance of seclusion and convenience.”

Raine, New York
A cabin in the woods with a wooden deck, surrounded by trees with autumn foliage, outdoor furniture, potted plants, a hammock, and a pathway leading into the forest.

Designed for Rest

Warm minimalism meets timeless mid-century design, with expansive picture windows, a bold brick fireplace, and calm, light-filled interiors.
Intimate for two, comfortable for up to six.
Easy self check-in lets you arrive and unwind on your own schedule.

A white wooden sideboard against a white paneled wall decorated with various objects, including framed art, a plant, a clock, and animal-themed decor. Books and decorative items are on the sideboard. Items include baskets, a fan, and a cardboard box on the floor.
A cozy bedroom with a bed, white pillows, and a colorful striped blanket. Sunlight filters through the windows, illuminating green leaves outside. An orange bedside lamp sits on a small wooden table.
Kitchen with gray cabinets, wooden countertop, and wooden dining table with chairs. Open shelves with jars and containers, knife rack, oven, kettle, toaster, and a candle on the table.
View of a wooden deck outside a glass sliding door, with green trees in the background. Inside, a small dog stands on a rug near the door, with slippers nearby. There are potted plants and outdoor furniture on the deck.
A vintage black stove with metal knobs, a chimney pipe, and a lever, placed on a brick hearth in front of a red brick wall, with a bag and a grilling grates in the foreground.
Decorative objects on a wooden surface, including a bird's nest with eggs, a brass antelope head sculpture, a white ceramic hand, and a box set of 'Travel and Touring.'

Frequently Asked Questions

  • The cabin is about 2 hours from NYC, conveniently located in Narrowsburg, NY, in the western Catskills.

    We’re:

    • 20 minutes from Bethel Woods Performing Arts Center

    • Close to winter ski slopes in the Poconos

    • 10 minutes from town and everyday amenities

    • 5 minutes from one of Upstate NY’s most beautiful trails, the Tusten Mountain Trail

    You’re close to everything — but still tucked into a quiet, rural setting

  • The cabin sleeps up to 6 guests comfortably, with flexibility for a few more.

    Sleeping arrangements include:

    • 1 king bedroom

    • 2 queen bedrooms

    • A life-size bean bag that unfolds into a king-size bed — perfect for kids, extra guests, or sleeping by the fireplace

  • Yes.

    For families, we provide:

    • OXO high chair

    • BabyBjörn travel crib with muslin sheets

    For pets, we include:

    • XL Pendleton dog bed

    • Two YETI bowls

    • L.L. Bean dog blanket

    • Dog treats

    Cats and other animals are welcome upon request.

  • Yes. Our cabin sits on private riverfront.

    Guests often:

    • Fish for trout directly from the river

    • Create small, shallow pools to sit and relax

    • Let kids hop from rock to rock and explore

    The river is generally calm and enjoyed by children and dogs, though conditions can change after heavy rain. The cabin itself sits well above the flood line and is never at risk of flooding. As with any natural setting, we encourage guests to use their best judgment.

  • Some of the best in the region.

    We’re just 2 minutes from the trailhead of the Tusten Mountain Trail, one of the most beautiful hikes in the western Catskills. You can walk along the river to reach it and hike up to stunning overlooks of the Catskill and Pocono mountains. The trail offers options for all levels — from gentle walks to more challenging climbs.

    We also love River Road, directly across the street — a long dirt road perfect for dog walks, leisurely strolls, or setting up a picnic.

  • Narrowsburg is still a bit of a hidden gem.

    It has a strong arts community, excellent restaurants, and great local shopping — often listed among top Catskills towns, but without the crowds or commercialization of places like Hudson or Woodstock.

    You’ll get a small-town feel with plenty to discover, plus easy access to the Delaware River for tubing, fishing, and outdoor adventures.

  • The cabin is surrounded by trees and sits directly on the river, making it ideal for rest, reflection, and reconnecting. We do have neighbors on either side, but there is plenty of space and privacy.

    Across the river is the Blue Fox Motel, a thoughtfully designed mid-century property with a seasonal pool and a year-round restaurant. While you may occasionally notice activity, most guests describe the cabin as peaceful and private.

    This is rural Upstate New York — not remote wilderness — and guests generally appreciate the balance of privacy, accessibility, and life nearby.

  • This is a real home. It’s been thoughtfully designed, carefully maintained, and stocked with intention. Guests often tell us it feels less like a rental and more like being welcomed into someone’s home — warm, generous, and genuinely lived-in.

  • Both. It’s cozy enough for a couples’ retreat and spacious enough for a group of up to six. The cabin is intentionally compact and warm — designed for togetherness, shared meals, games, and outdoor time.

  • Absolutely.

    We offer:

    • Discounts for stays over 7 days

    • Courtesy cleanings for stays over 2 weeks

    Many guests stay for several weeks at a time. It’s a great setup for remote work, extended resets, or exploring Upstate living at a slower pace.

  • The kitchen is fully equipped with high-end Bosch appliances, cookware, and a well-stocked pantry. Guests often comment on how easy it is to cook and enjoy slow meals here.

    • A deluxe 16-piece Caraway cookware set

    • KitchenAid stand mixer (great for baking, bread, or birthday cakes)

    • Aarke seltzer machine

    Whether you’re frying eggs or cooking a full meal, everything you need is here.

  • The Japanese cedar hot tub is available year-round and overlooks the river. The outdoor shower is available seasonally from April through October, weather permitting.

  • There’s a small stock tank that can be used as a cold plunge, but many guests prefer: A quick (COLD) dip in the river!

  • You’re well covered.

    • A whole-house generator ensures you’ll never lose power

    • A regular plow service clears the driveway during snowstorms

    • The cabin is near a main road that’s consistently plowed and sanded

    • A local on-demand maintenance person is available if anything unexpected comes up

A woman relaxing in a wooden hot tub outdoors in a forest with autumn leaves, steam rising, and string lights overhead.
Two brown wooden chairs face a flowing creek in a lush green forest with tall trees and rocks.